May 10th, 2010 by admin
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If you ever felt that your are being charged too much for your car insurance quotes, you’re not alone. Too many of us are overquoted on our car insurance quotes for one simple reason: getting multiple local car insurance quotes the traditional way is not easy. But with online car insurance quotes from EveryInsuranceQuotes.com, there are no more excuses for paying too much for auto insurance.
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February 18th, 2010 by admin
Total Onslaught by Walter Veith
Here is a very long series of videos produced by Amazing Discoveries called “Total Onslaught” Series, in which Walter Veith goes through Jesus’s life, human society as it exists today, and what the future holds.
The 36-DVD set can be yours for only $300 at http://amazingdiscoveries.org/webstore/us/200b-total-onslaught-36-dvd.html
201 – Just Another Man
In this DVD, Biblical evidence that Jesus is the Messiah is presented in multimedia format. The ancient prophecies are unraveled, particularly the prophecy in Daniel 9 pinpointing the exact time of the Messiah’s arrival on Earth.
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February 18th, 2010 by admin
Canadian skeleton racer Mellisa Hollingsworth won her second World Cup title this season. (Jeff McIntosh/Canadian Press)Canada will take a run at double gold in skeleton as World Cup champion Mellisa Hollingsworth leads a strong Canadian team into the first day of Olympic competition on Thursday.
Jon Montgomery is a solid contender in the men’s event after sweeping the training runs at the Whistler Sliding Centre.
Hollingsworth, 29, is coming off a stellar World Cup season in which she reached the podium eight times in nine starts, capturing the World Cup season title for the second time in her career. She won a pair of races, placed second in another two, and finished third on three occasions.
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February 15th, 2010 by admin
(OLYMPICS TECHNOLOGY)
In case you’ve emerged from a coma over the past week, the 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympics are being held in Vancouver. And Lonely Planet – you’ve heard of Lonely Planet, surely you weren’t out for that long? –
is reportedly offering a free iPhone (
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“Vancouver Travel Guide: The Sights” offers all the sights and wonders of cosmopolitan Vancouver. We’ve never been there but we hear the German pastries are unusually good. This free application can be downloaded via the
iPhone’s application store or on iTunes.
“From UBC Thunderbird Arena and the Pacific Coliseum, to the Vancouver Art Gallery and the Capilano Salmon Hatchery, Lonely Planet has listed over 70 top sights and shows where they are using location-aware maps,” Lonely Planet officials say.
Yep, be sure not to miss the salmon hatchery, honestly, we hear it’s interesting. Seriously.
Plus, “by tilting the iPhone, users can access facts on Vancouver, special tips on what to do, see or eat, photos and much more.” And it has location-based navigation as well as integratedGoogle (
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And if you’re interested, Lonely Planet Vancouver author John Lee will be running a daily blog throughout the Winter Games and tweeting through @lonelyplanet, “focusing on the experience of being in Vancouver in the middle of the Olympic party.” Of course if you’re there yourself hey, have a great time. Go Tim Burke.
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February 11th, 2010 by admin
Brian Neumann will be on tour in North America in February and March 2010, with stops in Burnaby, BC, Lacombe, Alberta, and the Bronx, New York. He will be presenting his two distinct and informatin-packed series in these locations:
Spirit of Prophecy - This four-part series from Brian Neumann helps us understand how God communicates to His people through the prophetic gift. Explore with us the Biblical reasons God chose prophecy as a method of communicating with sinful humanity. Discover the Biblical tools for discerning a true prophet from a false one.
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February 10th, 2010 by admin
In honour of the 17 days of the Vancouver Winter Olympics, mark these events on your calendar now, one for each day of the Games. Whether you see them live, watch them on TV or catch the highlights, they shouldn’t be missed.
1. Day 1: Opening ceremony. Odds are good they won’t top Beijing’s, but it will be worth seeing how they’ll light the Olympic cauldron in a domed stadium.
2. Day 2: Women’s moguls. Jenn Heil won Canada’s first gold medal of the Games four years ago in Turin and will go for a rare repeat at Cypress.
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February 2nd, 2010 by admin
* At least 10 lawsuits filed since November
* Liability could be large (Corrects professor’s first name in 12th paragraph)
By Jonathan Stempel
NEW YORK, Feb 1 (Reuters) – Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) is facing a growing number lawsuits from consumers who complain their vehicles suddenly accelerate or may do so, and want the world’s largest automaker to pay for it.
Last week, Toyota stopped selling eight models in the United States and Canada, including its popular Camry and Corolla, because of possible unintended acceleration.
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February 2nd, 2010 by admin
Betty Fox, Rick Hansen, Trevor Linden and Wayne Gretzky are mentioned
As the Olympic torch relay gets closer and closer to Vancouver, the No. 1 question for Games watchers is:
Who will light the Olympic flame at the opening ceremonies?
We asked Province readers, and four names came to the fore: Betty Fox, Trevor Linden, Rick Hansen and Wayne Gretzky.
Betty Fox — the mother of Canadian icon Terry Fox, the one-legged Marathon of Hope runner — has a Facebook page devoted to promoting her as the Olympic flame-thrower, and she’s a B.C. local. On the downside, she’s not an athlete and not well-known internationally.
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